1. Explain how the following factors will affect the supply curve for cars: An increase in the working age population of a country. A restriction on the inflow of foreign labor employed in the car industry. More companies are producing cars.
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An upward shift in the supply curve indicates an increase in supply, while a downward shift indicates a decrease in supply. Factors that can shift the supply curve include changes in production costs, technology, number of suppliers, and labor availability. Show more…
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